All Pets Vet Care

24/01/2025

Please plan ahead for your journey to us today, but more importantly stay safe. If you need to rearrange please give us a call.

𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗟𝗗 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖 𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘

Cleddau Bridge closed to all vehicles due to wind.
"No vehicles or pedestrians are permitted to cross the bridge when
closed to all traffic."

The A4076 Vine Road, Johnston was closed in both directions due to falling roof tiles but has now reopened at of 9:55am

20/01/2025

It is vitally important that clients keep us up to date with any and all changes to contact and personal details including address, telephone, email. This also includes changes to your pet's information as well.

Just call the practice or contact us via PetsApp to make the changes.

🐶🐭🐰🐱🐹

17/01/2025

🪥🦷 Wanting to get your pet's teeth looking their best in the New Year 🦷🪥

Why not book your Cat, Dog, Rabbit or even Tortoise in for a Dental and start off the New Year with up to date oral health!!!!

All dentals include full mouth radiographs, a full oral health assessment, as scale and polish as well as IV fluid therapy. We advise to allow additional finances to cover post dental pain relief or antibiotics. 😁

For information on our dental prices, please contact the practice via Pets App or calling on 01646 663 883, or you can book in for a dental health check 🧡

15/01/2025

🦷🧡🐰 Rabbit Dental Health 🦷🧡🐰

Dental problems are common in pet rabbits and are usually caused by a diet that’s too low in fibre.
Common problems include overgrown teeth, spurs, tooth root abscesses, and broken teeth.
Rabbits tend to hide pain, so unfortunately dental disease often goes unnoticed until it’s severe – for this reason, it’s important to regularly check your rabbit’s teeth at home, and have them examined by your vet a few times a year.
The best way to prevent dental problems is to feed your rabbits a well-balanced diet, high in fibre.

Symptoms of dental disease in rabbits include:
- Overgrown teeth
- Weight loss
- A dirty bottom – because grooming becomes difficult and painful
- Diarrhoea or soft faeces
- Weepy eyes
- Drooling
- Reduced appetite
- Tooth grinding
- A bumpy, painful jaw
- A runny nose
- Lethargy (low energy)

Follow the link for a video on how to check your rabbits teeth by the PDSA https://youtu.be/ewHkrdaTww4

One of the best ways to prevent dental disease in rabbits is to feed them a diet very high in fibre (grass and hay).

If you have an concerns about your rabbits dental health please call the practice as dental disease is very painful and left untreated can cause major problems such as gut stasis.

13/01/2025

Does anyone recognise this lovely old girl. Brought in this morning from the Robert street area. Been in that area for 2months. No micro chip. Please contact the practice on 01646663883 🐾

13/01/2025

🧡⭐️🦷 Pet Dental Health 🦷⭐️🧡

Dental chews and treats – These can be effective in reducing the build-up of plaque. Just make sure that they are formulated for this purpose by reading the label before you buy, and as most chews and treats contain lots of calories it’s best to use them sparingly.

Beware of teeth wrecking toys and chews – Only give toys specifically designed for dogs. Stones, frisbees, sticks and tennis balls all commonly damage teeth and gums!

We at All Pets, stock a variety of treats and bones designed to reduce plaque and have a lot of toys that are kind to teeth! ❤

10/01/2025

😁🪥🧡 Oral Care Products 🧡🪥😁

We stock Tropiclean Oral health prouducts for Cats, Dogs and Puppies

🦷 Clean Teeth. Healthy Mouth. Fresh Breath 🦷

TropiClean Fresh Breath is the complete dental care solution for your pet. Offering brushing and no-brushing solutions, our oral health products are made with effective ingredients for a healthy mouth and fresh breath.

Ask in practice for more information of what product is right for your pet 😊
https://www.tropiclean.com/fresh-breath-product/

Follow the links below for more information of how to care for your pets teeth:
https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/dogs/health/teeth
https://www.cats.org.uk/help-and-advice/health/dental-care
Don'f forget Family Plan members get an extra 10% off!!!!

10/01/2025

🐶⚠🐶 Microchipping your dog ⚠🐶⚠

🐾 Are your pet’s microchip details up to date? If your dog or cat’s microchip registration is NOT holding your correct contact information then they are unlikely to be reunited with you should they go missing.

🐾 Over 40% of vets couldn’t reunite stray pets with their owners due to incorrect contact details on the microchip database.

🐾 The Law and Microchipping – Please note that every dog MUST be microchipped in the UK and registered on one of the authorised commercial databases as well as wearing a dog tag in public. It is not a legal requirement for cats to be microchipped in Wales but it is in England.

🐾 You can be fined if your dog is not microchipped and if the contact details are not up to date. For more information go to ---> https://www.gov.uk/get-your-dog-microchipped

🐾 If you do not know your dogs microchip database or the number then we can scan them in practice and point you in the right direction to make sure the details are up to date 😁

🐾 Or if you know their number, you can check the details via --->
https://login.pettrac.co.uk/signup.aspx
https://www.petlog.org.uk/

09/01/2025

🚨 We’re having problems with our phones and internet, if you are trying to call and can’t get through, please try again later. Sorry for the inconvenience 🐾

08/01/2025

Sorry its a bit late this month 🙈

Get your cameras out and start snapping!!!

It's time to put your pets in the spot light again 🤩

Share your pictures to this post and one of our team will pick a pet to star as our cover photo for the month 😍😍😍

08/01/2025

🦷🧡🦷Your pets and their Dental Health 🦷🧡🦷

We know that the health of your mouth can have a significant impact on your general health and wellbeing, and it’s no different for our pets! Dental health is a vital part of your pet’s overall health, and just like us, dental problems can cause, or be caused by, other health problems.

Neglecting oral hygiene can cause pets to suffer from issues like:
- tartar build up,
- gum disease
- and even more serious health problems like heart disease, lung disease and kidney disease.

Figures report over 80% of dogs suffer from some kind of gum disease while around 70% of cats are affected by dental disease by the time they are three-years-old.

Symptom's of poor dental health to look out for are;
• Smelly breath
• Difficulty eating
• A change in behaviour
• Weight loss
• Pain or rubbing at the mouth
• Excess drooling or salivation
• Redness or bleeding around the gums

If you have concerns about your pets dental health, don't hesitate to call the practice and book in to see one of our vets or if you would like further information on our dental prices 😁

06/01/2025

We would like to remind people that the parking spaces INFRONT of the practice are for clients and emergancies only!

This is especially important during closing times so that the practice may operate an efficient Out of Hours service and emergency appointments can park close to the practice.

Thank you.

01/01/2025

😁 Happy New Year!!!!! 😁

We just wanted to say thank you for all your support and patience throughout 2024! Lets make 2025 just as full of big smiles, wagging tails, cuddles and sloppy kisses!

Once again thank you from all of us at All Pets Vet Care, your kind words really do make all the difference in the world to the team🧡

30/12/2024

Wow what a year it has been!!!

🧡🧡Share your best pictures from the year and lets fill the page with happy memories 🧡🧡

28/12/2024

🎅☃️🥂 NEW YEAR'S OPENING HOURS ❄️🎄🎁

Saturday 28th: 8:30am - 1pm
Sunday 29th: Emergency services only
Monday 30th: 8:30am - 6:30pm
NEW YEARS EVE (Tuesday 31st): Early Finish. 8:30am - 3pm
NEW YEARS DAY (Wednesday 1st): Emergency services only
Thursday 2nd: Normal Service Resumes

🧡 Our 24hr Out of Hours EMERGENCY Service is always available on 01646 663883🧡

27/12/2024

🎆🎇 New Years Fireworks🎆🎇

The clock strikes midnight and its time to celebrate but not for everyone 🐶

It's estimated that 45 percent of dogs in the UK show signs of fear when they hear fireworks. It doesn't have to be that way though - there are simple things you can do to help your pet deal with fireworks, without getting yourself worked up as well ☺️

Follow the links below for further information, be safe on the night and ask in practice for help with your pet and the products we can provide🧡

https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/general/fireworks
https://www.pdsa.org.uk/pet-help-and-advice/looking-after-your-pet/all-pets/pets-and-fireworks
https://www.bluecross.org.uk/advice/pets/fireworks-and-pets